1. Sufficient moisture

During the growth period, it is generally watered once or twice a week. The specific pouring times are best determined according to the state of the soil. However, it is also in the vigorous growth period, but when the temperature is too high, it is necessary to control the moisture

2. Appropriate amount of fertilizer

At the time of the fastest growth, the nutrients in the soil are bound to be insufficient and need to be supplemented artificially. Usually every half a month. If it is in the flowering stage, consider using more fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium. If the growth trend is obviously weakened, you can use more fertilizer and choose compound liquid fertilizer

3. Sufficient light

In order for plants to flourish, sufficient light must be provided. It takes about eight to nine hours of irradiation a day. In order to ensure the uniformity of light reception, the direction of light reception should be adjusted from time to time

4. Regular pruning

Mainly after the flowers wither, cut off the failed flowers to prevent them from consuming too much nutrients. Pruning the branches can promote the growth of the new branches and the vigorous supply of nutrients according to the specific conditions of the disease

5. Change basin regularly

If the pots are not changed, the growth of plants will be seriously weakened after the nutrients in the soil are insufficient. It is generally carried out in spring. The garden soil, peat and sand can be mixed as new soil, and the roots can be trimmed

6. Increase ventilation

Pay attention to the placement of plants, preferably in a well ventilated place